National Post - 2016-03-16

• ‘Allah told me to come here and kill people’
• BEATING THE ODDS
• RUBIO OUT AS TRUMP SWEEPS FLORIDA
• Loblaws plays ketchup in condiment controvers­y
• Critics question methadone handouts
• NORWEGIAN KILLER LIVING IN THREE-ROOM PRISON SUITE FIGHTS FOR MORE RIGHTS.
• LIKE ATHLETES, WE’LL ALL BE PRISONERS OF STATS ONE DAY.
• Ride-sharing likely to take a bite out of car sales, study finds.
• NDP members look to roll back Mulcair’s legacy — and Layton’s, too.
• Jeff Bridges’ Big Lebowski character is still the one he’s asked about.
• Canada faces fight for UN seat: experts
• TWO DIE IN CBSA CUSTODY IN A WEEK
• $30B deficit expected in next week’s budget
• N.B. mourns fall of rock icon
• Putin shows his mastery of flim-flam
• More private options
• Life and death decisions
• Keeping politician­s honest
• Don’t blame the sex lessons
• ANALYTICS FOR THE MASSES
• NFL’s defence takes big hit
• Blackhawks looking for answers
• NHL’s cop to rein in goalie gear
• Tropical Storm Edwin gathers momentum
• Pete Rose’s lawyer: ‘We do not know how Mr. Trump got the ball’
• Canadian lifts Hawaii basketball
• Alberta’s Carey dreaming big ahead of worlds
• Where it all began
• Acting nervous
• Culture clash
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• SHAREHOLDE­RS BURNED AGAIN
• Alberta warms up to hedging
• Who’s afraid of Uber? Not just the taxis
• ‘It’s that white picket fence dream’
• WHY ADAM SMITH WOULD VOTE TRUMP.
• New Millennium board fends off dissidents in proxy fight
• U.S. Fed, BoE at crossroads
• Determinat­ion pays off for Karnalyte
• Near-record cash ‘comfort’ for Canada’s oil firms
• Gold’s rise a sign of re-inflation?
• Crowded trading stings hedge funds
• Tax law chipping away at privilege
• America’s got walls for us, too
• Too late now for carbon taxes

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